Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
IN ) coming uamna,~n.

spscial despatch from Washington
% tne Baltimore American says: 1.-THE
resident fears the first session Of the
6iitieth Consress," said we'll known
pohtioIan, becauss 1t will do . great
deal to make or break him. You see,
already plans are being laid TO Ak
thlnRs for the convention In 1888. This
summer will be . busy one for the
ffesident and his advisors. He has no
ore to tatu to, like he had in 1854
There 10 Manning, who did all the work
IOr him, away of In Europe. ready
when ke comes back to make fight
against him. Teen the big men OF his
party In New York are secretly work
Ing against him, and ready to strike
the blow openly when the time comes.
whitney nnd Dan Lamont know this,
and they say Whitney is to employ bis
time this summer irving TO conoiiiate
the malcontents In Few York. What
viii Endlcott bring to Clevelsnd?-a
ieN Diue- blood Mngwumps, while Gar
land has nc following.
Lamar and Villas, perhaps, are his
strongest men, outside of Whitney.
Bag axd will DO able to hand over Della.
ware, but any one could do that; bat
outside OF 1t every one knows that Bay.
ard has been disappoint ment to those
who locked up to him, and they are
troobled now for fear an accident may
put him 10 the Presidential chair.
Cleveland himself has got TO work and
the strongest ally he has Is his charm
Ing wife. She will bring him y bigger
following than his whole Cabinet put
together. 1t IL on this account that .
Western trip 10 planned for this sum.
mer. The people cannot help but en-.
thuse over Mrs. Cleveland, and just
now Cleveland wants to wake uD the
West TO the knowledge that he Is Presi.
dent. for be has no completely over
looked the great region hey ond tie
Mississippi that thsy are beginning to
forget hun.
II Seems altogether likely that an
extra session will DO called early In
Ootobsr. All tho leaders ara beginning
10 recognizes this rs necessity. Mr..
Cleveland sees it In tbis light. A crude
set OF Democratic mem hers are going to
take their seats for the first Tins. More
than that The Democratic eide will be
new. The last House was bad enough
for laundering. but what the next one
will be, with all It's greenness, the LORD
only knows. The next House will be a
plaything Ia tho handle o, the Republi
can leaders. Those who have etudied
the personnel of the new House say that
IL 10 weak. Look at tha loss OF Demo.
cratic leaders. There are few left,
and there may be few more cJIp lug
In experienced mon, but the great macs
OF the me,ubers elect are "new," it'll
ont experience or reputation.
THE party promises to be weakened
even bayond its present condition Il
laugh when l think with what delight
Tom Reed will twist the wopld.be
Democratic leaders into ell sorts of
shapes for the amusement of the pub.
lie, and what toys they will bs In his
hnnds. II will bs like the fable Of the
frcgs and the boyf--!un for the boys,
but death I'd the frogs Cleveland knows
THE, and trembles to think that at this
critical time he has to trust his future
in such hands. Therefore. hs is anxious
to get Congress going before the new
year, 80 thai, II any crisis arises, 1t will
have experience enough by the time
things begin to crystalize to keep still
aud drift. IL nothing more"